Exploring Plural Nouns: -s and -es

The video tutorial introduces the concept of plural nouns, explaining that they name more than one person, place, or thing. It details the rules for forming plurals by adding 's' or 'es' to nouns, depending on their ending letters. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises to reinforce these rules, helping learners understand when to use 's' or 'es' to form plural nouns.

What do plural nouns represent?

• A place

• Only a single item

• More than one item or person

• A specific type of animal

How do you typically make a noun plural?

• By adding 's'

• By adding 'ing'

• By removing the last letter

• By adding 'ed'

Which letters at the end of a word indicate adding 'es' to make it plural?

• s, l, m, n

• s, sh, ch, x, z

• p, q, r, s

• a, e, i, o

What is the plural form of 'fox'?

• Foxes

• Foxies

• Foxs

• Fox

How do you make 'dog' plural?

• Doges

• Dog

• Dogs

• Dogies

What is the correct plural form of 'crab'?

• Crabies

• Crab

• Crabs

• Crabes

How do you pluralize 'star'?

• Stars

• Stares

• Star

• Staries

What is the plural form of 'branch'?

• Branshes

• Branch

• Branches

• Branchs

How is 'brush' made plural?

• Brushies

• Brushes

• Brushs

• Brush

What is the correct plural form of 'dress'?

• Dress

• Dresses

• Dressies

• Dresss